Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said Sunday that the majority of Iranians would support a comprehensive nuclear deal that "respects Iran's rights and the demands of the people." "That would be the only agreement that myself and President (Hassan) Rouhani will agree (to)," Zarif said during a joint news conference in Tehran with his Austrian counterpart Sebastian Kurz. When asked whether hardliners could derail the nuclear talks, Zarif said: " Iran is **t a mo**lith ... we will have those who will **t favour an agreement, but at the end of the day what will count is the view of the majority of the Iranian people." In **vember, Iran clinched a deal with world powers under which it froze some nuclear activities in return for limited relief from crippling international sanctions. Western nations and Israel have long suspected Iran of pursuing a nuclear ******* capability alongside its civilian programme, charges denied by Tehran. Any final deal with the West may involve Iran slashing its number of centrifuges, changing the design of a new reactor at Arak and giving UN inspectors more oversight.
04-28-2014, 10:03 AM
Iran FM says people would support fair nuclear deal
Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said Sunday that the majority of Iranians would support a comprehensive nuclear deal that "respects Iran's rights and the demands of the people." "That would be the only agreement that myself and President (Hassan) Rouhani will agree (to)," Zarif said during a joint news conference in Tehran with his Austrian counterpart Sebastian Kurz. When asked whether hardliners could derail the nuclear talks, Zarif said: " Iran is **t a mo**lith ... we will have those who will **t favour an agreement, but at the end of the day what will count is the view of the majority of the Iranian people." In **vember, Iran clinched a deal with world powers under which it froze some nuclear activities in return for limited relief from crippling international sanctions. Western nations and Israel have long suspected Iran of pursuing a nuclear ******* capability alongside its civilian programme, charges denied by Tehran. Any final deal with the West may involve Iran slashing its number of centrifuges, changing the design of a new reactor at Arak and giving UN inspectors more oversight.
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